No council appeal on downtown wharves consents
Council backs away from appeal over wharf extensions.
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Hawke’s Bay
Auckland Council will not be appealing the High Court decision declaring Ports of Auckland’s wharf extension resource consents invalid.
Mayor Len Brown says the council acknowledges the court decision to set aside the granting of the B2 and B3 resource consents because they were not bundled and
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Sally Lindsay
Tue, 23 Jun 2015
Tue, 23 Jun 2015
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No council appeal on downtown wharves consents
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